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hello, your wife can come to Canada as a visitor, but she is not guarenteed to be permitted entry. they can deny you for anyreason, but my wife has come to visite me many times with only minor delays at immigration in the airport. you can renue your visitors visa by leaving the country and...

sorry forgot to mention that being an american citizen you automatically qualify for visitors visa, and that is why you dont need to apply for one.

hello again, the situation may be different for me because my wife cannot stay in canada because she needs to be covered by health care while she is here, which is impossible, due to her kidney disease. We saw a lawyer who told us that if we did want to do an in-canada sponsorship that all she...

hello, in the spousal sponsorship category you do not need to qualify for a minimum salary in order to sponsor your spouse, nor do you need to provide bank records or information, other than to prove that you are working and not on government assistance.

hello, your fastest bet is to be sponsored by a spouse ( common law or other ) and still that takes the better part of a year, if not more. from what i understand, as long as your work visa is valid, you can work. the cic page is really healpfull about the restrictions on working. just google...

hello :) i dont think you have anything to worry about. i am also sponsoring my spouse ( we are married, i'm not sure that you are, but common-law and conjugal partner are also concidered spouse) who has kidney disease and as long as it is in the spouse catigory, then you are exempt from the...

hello, i'm no expert, but i've had to reserch family class sponsorship alot, and i was born in canada, so i know the gov't, they love to take their sweet time. i may be totally wrong, but plan on it taking much longer than 5 months from start to finish. I do know that 1: even...

I am sponsoring my spouse from Switzerland. I just submitted my application, but i am concerned because of the medical section. She has kidney disease. We saw a very good lawyer who confirmed that she is exempted from the medical criteria of excessive demand, but then I read on the internet that...